Step Pyramid of Saqqara
If you want to see pyramids but avoid the crowds then the Step Pyramid of Saqqara is your best option when visiting Egypt.
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If you want to see pyramids but avoid the crowds then the Step Pyramid of Saqqara is your best option when visiting Egypt.
Dedicated to Taha Hussein's achievements, the highlights of this museum are his 7000-book library, medal display and rare music collection.
Visit this historic mosque to see the Mamluk architecture and learn about the fascinating history of the second to last Mamluk sultan.
Egyptian architecture fuses with the grand designs of Byzantine cathedrals at the historic Basilica Church of Heliopolis.
Haggle your way to the price you want, or at least one you can live with, at Souq al-Gomaa, Cairo's famous Friday market.
This memorial, of Islamic architecture, commemorates Egypt's triumph over Israel in the historic war of 1973 with an interactive exhibition.
A huge selection of traditional Egyptian cuisine lies in hiding in the cavernous, romantic dining room of Abou El Sid.
Nothing gets between you and your food at stripped-down street food sensation Kebdat El Prince, a no nonsense Egyptian eatery in Giza.
Whether you stop by Mizan for a meal, coffee or shisha, you will be surrounded by creative community that fosters a rich sense of culture.
Line up early and get ready to taste traditional Syrian flavors and the best shawarma in Cairo at Abo Ammar El Soury.
In the mood to try something new and unique? Try an Egyptian dish called Koshary and you'll be coming back for seconds and thirds.
Atop the iconic riverboat, savor traditional Egyptian cuisine to the sounds of the Takht orchestra and views of the picturesque Nile.